Following the it billionaire’s string of incisive and incendiary notes, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has harshly criticized Elon Musk and right-wing demagogues for spreading “lies and propaganda” about grooming gangs. Muss has continued to escalate the discussion with more complaints and help for far-right characters like Tommy Robinson.
Starmer supports victims and disseminates lies
Starmer addressed the president’s handling of the grooming gangs controversy and its refusal to build a second open inquiry in a stubborn speech on NHS reform. Musk, who had originally called the government” complicit in large murders for seats”, continued his plan, accusing Starmer of “ignoring the appeals of little women” in exchange for political support.
” Those who spread lies and misconceptions are not engaged in patients, they’re interested in themselves”, Starmer stated, clearly angered. ” They’re cheerleading Tommy Robinson, a man who went to jail for almost collapsing a cleaning situation. They’re trying to get a vicarious thrill from city violence, which folks like Robinson promote”.
Starmer defends Jess Phillips amid right-wing attacks
The prime minister’s notes were particularly aimed at Musk’s supporters, including charges leveled against Minister for Safeguarding Jess Phillips. Prior to this, Musky had accused Phillips of being a” witch” and of supporting “genocidal murder offenders.” Starmer vehemently defended Phillips, claiming that” Jess Phillips has done a thousand times more than they have always dreamed about protecting patients of sexual mistreatment.”
Starmer calls out Tory Party for silence on Musk’s rhetoric
He continued to condemn those who perpetuate far-right speech:” When the venom of the far proper leads to serious risks, that in my book, means a collection has been crossed. I enjoy the cut and thrust of elections, but that has to be based on facts and facts, not lies”.
Starmer even called out the Conservative Party for no condemning Musk’s attacks, accusing them of being responsible in spreading propaganda. This administration will continue to work on patients protection. A argument based on lies and lawmakers jumping on the bandwagon just to get attention is what I didn’t bear, Starmer said, voicing concerns about the growing influence of far-right interests.
Musk makes incendiary says about Starmer as the situation escalates.
Starmer made it clear that the concern was the dangerous spread of misinformation, not specifically whether he would reimburse Musk for defamation. The Prime Minister made it clear that it was the responsibility of American politicians to denounce offensive language rather than Musk or US elections.
Musk’s growing impact and questionable support for far-right images
Musk’s reaction to Starmer’s criticism came quickly. The billionaire claimed that the prime minister’s alleged involvement in the grooming gang crisis was “utterly disgusting” and that he was “utterly disgusting.” On X ( formerly Twitter ), Musk said,” Starmer repeatedly ignored the pleas of vast numbers of little girls and their parents, in order to secure political support. Starmer is extremely disgusting”.
Musk’s suggestion that” America should conquer the British people from their dictatorial government” in a troubling turn only adds to the growing tensions over his growing impact in UK politics. He even publicly expressed his support for far-right characters, including Robinson, whom he described as a “political detainee”. Musk’s support of contentious political figures has sparked concerns about his role in spreading misinformation and racial division.
Starmer stresses his efforts to tackle grooming gangs during DPP tenure
Starmer expressed his frustration with the ongoing attacks in his capacity as Director of Public Prosecutions ( DPP ), which oversaw significant prosecutions of grooming gangs. He took pride in his report, saying,” When I was DPP, I tackled this issue head-on. I reopened closed situations and brought the first significant trial against a Rochdale Asian cleaning group. I changed the trial strategy because I wanted to challenge the myths and prejudices that had been keeping the survivors from being heard.
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